3 PROGRAMMING
THE REVOX
8225
COMPACT
DISC PLAYER
3.l General
The REVOX
P225 features highly flexible
programming
facili-
ties.
Atf irst
glance
the user
may have
doubts
whether
he will ev-
er be able to
master
the
procedures.
He can
rest assured:
pro-
gramming
is
so easy
that
it
can be
grasped
by anyone.
lmpor-
tant
is, that every step be
performed
and
rehearsed
(conscious-
ly) until
it is fully understood.
lt is essentialto
progress
in the se
3.1-1
Why compile
your
own
program?
There are
many reasons why a
program
should
be compiled
be-
fore a compact
disc is
played.
For example
if
you
want to:
-
play
the
selections
not in the same sequence as
they are ar-
ranged on the
compact disc
(refer
to
Section
3.2.3)
-
skip
one or several selections,
i.e.
selective
playback
of a
com-
pact
disc
(refer
to Section 3.2.3)
-
cornpare
individual beats or
passages
of one or several
selec-
tions
(refer
to Section
3.2.4)
quence
described
in this manual. otherwise errors
may creep
in
which usually
cannot be traced back,
i.e. the operator
is not
aware of
what
he is
doing
wrong.
-
exactly analyze
a
phrase
of
a
selection
without
having to
search
the starting
point
each time
with keys
[14]
and
['16]
(ref-
er to Section 3.4.1)
-
assemble
a
program
for copying on
tape
(refer
to Section
3.2.3)
Many other
examples could
be
cited, however, once
the user
has become
proficient,
he will soon think of other
requirements
that can be
satisfied with
suitable
programs.
3.2 Step-by-Step
programming
3.2.1
General
programming
hints
Save
for a few exceptions,
all
programming
keys are arranged
on the
left-hand side of the
f ront
panel.
The
keys PROGRAM
t26l
and STORE
122)
are
particularly
conspicuous because
of their
red tops. This underscores
their special significance.
At the be-
ginning
of each
program.
the
red
PROGRAN/
[26]
key must be
pressed.
This is acknowledged
on the display
[7]
with the
f lash-
ing
word
STEP
This
signals
that the unit
is ready to accept
the
entries
for
the
individual
program
steps.
lmportant:
After the entries
for each STEP
have
been
completed.
the
pro-
gram
step
must
be saved
in memory by
pressing
STORE
l22l.lf
this
is forgotten.
no further
step
can be entered,
however
this
can
possibly
overwrite the
previous
entry.
lt is
possible
to
cor-
rect
or
modify
individual
steps
in an existing
program.
A CD
can
be
played
while
a
program
is
being
compiled, or
the entered
program
can be executed
(refer
to Section 3.3
Editing
a
pro-
gram).
3.2.2
Switching the CD
player
to
program
entry
mode
A
program
can basically
be entered in two operating
modes.
-
Program entry without a compact disc being
played.
-
Program entry concurrently
with
the
playback
of
a compact
disc.
Procedure for
"Program
entry only":
-
Switch
CD
player
on
(press
POWER
[1]).
-
The normal indication that no table of contents has been
read
appears on the display after a brief delay. Howevel this
has no
significance for the
programming
operation.
-
Activate
the
programming
mode
(press
PROGRAN/
[26])
-
The word
STEP
now flashes
in
the display
[7],
the CD
player
awaits
your program
entries.
Procedure for
programming
while a
CD
is
being
played:
-
Load desired compact disc and start
play
mode.
-
Activate
program
mode
with
PROGRAN/
[26].
the
word
STEP
flashes in the display
[7]
and
the
program
can
be
entered,
Playback
is not influenced
by the
program
entries, However,
no
player
functions should be
pressed
during the
program
input
session,
otherwise the
program
will be started
(exceptions
are
explained
in specific
Sections).
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